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Does Milnot whip up like heavy cream?

Updated: 12/11/2022
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no! it used to, but the formula must have changed when the smucker co bought it, you can beat it till the cows come home, and it will NOT whip up like it used to..I always used it to make no bake cheesecake, but now I just use a can of chilled evaporated milk, and it whips up fine...good-bye MILNOT...never again!!

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Yes but not like heavy cream. To get it to whip you need to put the Milnot and beaters and mixing bowl in the freezer for about 30 minutes. Don’t put it in there any longer than that. You need to have a very chilled mixer and beaters to get it to whip.
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If it still doesn’t whip you can put the mixing bowl and contents in the freezer up to 30 minutes again. You’ll know it’s ready when ice crystals start to form on the bowl. Then take out and whip again.
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Yes, but it's not as thick as whipped heavy whipping cream. It whips more like egg whites.

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